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Chapter Twelve : 

Chapter Twelve Childhood Sexual Abuse Sexual Dysfunction

Definition : 

Definition Any Behavior That Exploits a Child for the Sexual Gratification of Another

Effects on Women : 

Effects on Women Sexual Dissatisfaction Desire Disorders Orgasm Disorders Other Issues Shame & Guilt Dissociative Experiences Compulsive Behavior Relationship Problems

Effects on Men : 

Effects on Men Sexual Problems Compulsive Sexual Behavior Sexually Aggressive Behavior Multiple Sexual Partners Fear and Sexual Avoidance Erectile Problems Premature Ejaculation Sadomasochism

Theoretical Explanations : 

Theoretical Explanations Traumagenic Model Different Aspects of Sexual Abuse Will Produce Different Traumatic Reactions Betrayal, Sexualization, Stigmatization, & Powerlessness Life Course Perspective Long-Term Effects are Determined by Patterns of Coping in the Interim Women Who Used Self-Destructive Coping Strategies Continue Self-Destruction

Principles : 

Principles Sex Therapy is Suited to Deal with Sexual Problems of Adults Molested as Children Little or No Data on Effectiveness Developing a Trusting Therapeutic Alliance May be Difficult Be Aware of Biases Therapists Tend to Blame Males More Than Females

Principles : 

Principles Couples Therapy Will be More Charged for Clients Who Were Sexually Abused Controversies Whether to Treat the Abuse Trauma Before Treating the Sexual Problem There is No Evidence to Support Treating One Over the Other Whether to Treat Individual or Couple Individual May Exacerbate Marital Situation

Treatment Options : 

Treatment Options Individual and Couple Therapy for Sexual Problems of Men and Women Abused in Childhood are New Many of the Treatment Protocols are Designed for and Used with Women Group Therapy for Women Results in Decreased Sexual Problems